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Yu-Gi-Oh! Power of Chaos: Joey the Passion 2004 Strategy
Graphics & Sound: Have you ever wanted to face Joey Wheeler head-to-head in a street duel? Well now you get the chance in Yu-Gi-Oh! Power of Chaos: Joey the Passion. The graphics of Joey the Passion are O.K.; there is nothing too flashy about them and there is no need for there to be. Most of the time, you'll be staring at a sidewalk-chalk rendition of a Yu-Gi-Oh! playing field. The cards that are on the field are easily identifiable, and the enlarged versions on the left are great replicas of the actual cards (as opposed to the truncated or rearranged versions...
Ram 1985 Simulation
"A tactical simulation of trireme warfare; an often-ignored subject in wargaming, the treatment herein rendered it hors de combat." There's not much more I can add about the game-- like Avalon Hill's other early fumbles, this game is primitive, inexplicable, and simply not fun. If you're interested in the subject matter, play Wooden Ships and Iron Men instead. ...
Starship Troopers 2005 Arcade action
Starship Troopers was a great little sci-fi flick. The movie was somewhat of a cult hit, and some of the actors have returned for the game. Unfortunately, with the developers failing to capture the spirit of the movie, and never ending audio glitches creating mayhem, the sound quality is farcical at best, a fact that still fails to cover the incredible lame voice acting present in this game. Shed a tear if you liked the movie and move on, this game will only upset you. It's hard to make a good game, something Starship Troopers demonstrates over and over again throughout...
MegaZeux 1998 Utility
One of the best game-related applications ever made, MegaZeux is a versatile Game Creation System (GCS) created by Gregory Janson, creator of acclaimed ZZT games Code Red and many more. Essentially a souped-up version of ZZT, MegaZeux lets you create top-down games using ASCII graphics and tracked music (via SoundBlaster). Everything can be done with a MegaZeux' simple programming language called Robotic. While it doesn't allow for the best graphics (it's in text mode, but you can edit the ASCII characters), MegaZeux is undoubtedly the most flexible GCS currently available. The strength of MegaZeux community, with hundreds of games available...
Destroyer 1987 Simulation
Destroyer is a 2D naval simulation. Players take the role of a captain controlling a United States Navy Destroyer class vessel. During World War II, the player has to command several Destroyer operations: Subhunter missions Rescue missions Blockade runnings Bombardment missions Scout operations Convoy escort ...
Hanse 1988 Strategy
Hanse is a classic trading sim based around the trading association Hanse set in the 14th century. I remember playing this one for many hours on the C64. Some computer magazines trashed the game back then, but nevertheless it became very popular. Build and send out ships, trade with goods to build up a trading empire and to earn as much money as possible. There are no computer players, so Hanse is most fun played together with some friends. In 1994, Ralf Glau together with Ascon released an enhanced remake of his own game called Hanse: Die Expedition, which is...
Crazy Eights 1988 Strategy
This adaptation of the classic card game was included in Big Blue Disk #21. In it, the player faces a computer opponent, using the keyboard to pick which card to play next. As in the card game, the player's object is to get rid of all of his or her cards as quickly as possible. The player must match either the value or suit of the previous card played, and eight cards are wild. If a card cannot be legally played, the player must draw, thus moving farther away from victory. ...
Call of Juarez: The Cartel 2011 Arcade action
A clear shot at fans of previous Call of Juarez games, The Cartel is a story-driven first-person shooter, with multi-layered plotlines and multiple main characters -- each with a different perspective on the way the adventure plays out. The action includes close combat, undercover missions, high-speed chases, and guns-blazing assaults on enemy strongholds. The story is set in modern times, carrying on the series' Wild West themes of freedom and justice in a lawless land of big-sky wilderness, but featuring SUVs instead of horses and semi-automatics instead of six-shooters. The third game in the series features three playable heroes: Kim Evans,...
Tonka Construction 1996 Educational
Tonka Joe and his animated pals guide children through a variety of construction projects using "real" Tonka brand trucks in this game from Hasbro Interactive. There are rocks to crush, skyscrapers to build, and roads to pave spread throughout the five environments of Tonka Land. Fourteen different virtual Tonka vehicles are available to accomplish these tasks and as projects are completed, the player earns printable certificates to show off their construction skills. Ultimately, a child who completes all seven projects earns the title of "Master Builder" and the respect of the Tonka team. Although not overtly billed as...
Top Spin 2 2006 Sports
Top Spin 2, from Aspyr and 2K Sports, is the first game we've encountered where you'll need to spend more time training than actually playing matches before your avatar becomes a suitable contender in the world of professional tennis players. Here's the lowdown. Top Spin 2 is the sequel to a popular console tennis game. The original game was well-received but never made its way to the PC, so Top Spin 2 is the debut of the franchise on our gaming system of choice. There are five different play modes in Top Spin 2: Exhibition, Tournament, Career, Party Games, and Online...
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